Speaker 1: All right, Gladua with us. Wow, I was stunned. I
Speaker 1: didn't expect it. It is it is. It is like
Speaker 1: a cloud lifts. I had been saying that take all
Speaker 1: the hits we expect the second quarter numbers, you know,
Speaker 1: post a shutdown was gonna be really bad. And by
Speaker 1: the way, it's still gonna be bad. But I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 1: we're not opening up fast enough. You know, we learned
Speaker 1: a lot of lessons. I've gone through all the lessons
Speaker 1: again and again and again. And what we learned, what
Speaker 1: we did right protect the elderly like they did in
Speaker 1: Florida with the santis and abbot in Texas and camp
Speaker 1: and Georgia. Okay, you do pretty well, and you you
Speaker 1: protect the most vulnerable, the opposite of what Cuomo did
Speaker 1: in New York and Murphy did in New Jersey and
Speaker 1: Wolf in um Pennsylvania. Wh you know, shutdown Whitmer in Michigan.
Speaker 1: By the way, it's out protesting just like Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: with no social distancing. Pretty amazing considering all that they've
Speaker 1: been saying just recently. And I said, all right, but
Speaker 1: if we can one of the things one of my
Speaker 1: pet hopes projects what I want more than anything is
Speaker 1: a sense of normalcy, and I believe sports will do
Speaker 1: that for us. You know, we've seen NASCAR now they
Speaker 1: have their races now up and running. UFC now they're
Speaker 1: moving and they're getting things up and running. I don't
Speaker 1: know what's going on with Major League Baseball in the
Speaker 1: players Association, but you guys, don't make a deal soon,
Speaker 1: it's not going to work out for any of you.
Speaker 1: And just think back about the strike when was it
Speaker 1: in the nineties. The next year didn't work out well
Speaker 1: for Major League Baseball. People go away, they get bored,
Speaker 1: and they forget about you. So if I was them,
Speaker 1: I get up and running. And if I have to
Speaker 1: wear a mask to go to an NBA game or
Speaker 1: an NFL game or an MLB game, I'd be willing
Speaker 1: to wear it temporarily. You know. Hopefully this thing is
Speaker 1: all done. We'll find out a lot soon. One of
Speaker 1: the biggest indicators is going to be with all the
Speaker 1: people out on the streets marching in all these different cities,
Speaker 1: are we going to see a spike in new coronavirus cases.
Speaker 1: We'll know in a couple of weeks. I'm praying we
Speaker 1: don't have that spike, but it's possible. So the numbers
Speaker 1: come out the US economy. I did not expect this
Speaker 1: in May. I did not think this would happen this early. Now,
Speaker 1: I did believe that if we opened up the economy
Speaker 1: that we could absolutely see the v shape, at least
Speaker 1: the beginnings of it, a dramatic reversal of the economy,
Speaker 1: because the fundamentals before COVID and coronavirus of this economy
Speaker 1: were strong. Because this president, what did he do? He
Speaker 1: got rid of all the burdensome regulation, He cut taxes,
Speaker 1: and brought manufacturing back. Now we're going to bring back
Speaker 1: a lot more manufacturing. Those are the jobs that Barack
Speaker 1: and Joe said were never coming back. But for this
Speaker 1: strong showing in May, these numbers shocked me, and I
Speaker 1: don't often get shocked. And because I didn't expect it
Speaker 1: this early. Now, if it was the end of June
Speaker 1: or we got June's numbers in July and these were
Speaker 1: the numbers, I would say, yeah, I would have expected that.
Speaker 1: I think now, even what's today's date, that next week
Speaker 1: even New York is opening four phases, whatever phase they're
Speaker 1: going to be in. This is great for everybody. This
Speaker 1: is great for the country. This is great for workers,
Speaker 1: you know. And one of the things I'm hearing from
Speaker 1: people is when they get back to work, there's a
Speaker 1: passion now that they didn't have before. And some people
Speaker 1: eleven to two because now they don't even have to
Speaker 1: ever go back in the office. Imagine that. It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: But the US economy added more than two and a
Speaker 1: half million jobs in May. The prediction was that we
Speaker 1: would have and estimated losses seven and a half million jobs.
Speaker 1: You have two hundred and twenty five jobs in manufacturing,
Speaker 1: four hundred and sixty four thousand in construction, one point
Speaker 1: two million in the leisure and hospitality jobs. By the way,
Speaker 1: everybody I know dying to go on a vacation, everybody
Speaker 1: I know. The number of workers who reported being on
Speaker 1: temporary layoff decreased by two point seven million in May.
Speaker 1: Let's put it this way. May now is the greatest
Speaker 1: number of jobs created in a single month on record. Now,
Speaker 1: remember they were talking about twenty percent unemployment rate. Well,
Speaker 1: the unemployment rate it peaked, it looks like at fourteen
Speaker 1: point seven percent. Now it's already down to thirteen point
Speaker 1: three percent. While it was expected to rise to twenty.
Speaker 1: So it makes clear that one shit get up and reopen,
Speaker 1: that you can do it and do it successfully. Look,
Speaker 1: I've fallen on the sword. I was so skeptical of
Speaker 1: Nail Salon's first opening up in Georgia. I was not
Speaker 1: at the tattoo parlors. I was like, you're crazy. That
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like a good idea to me. But you
Speaker 1: know what, cases in Georgia down fourteen percent. I'll tip
Speaker 1: my hat, I'll admit that I was wrong. The person
Speaker 1: that did everything right faster than anybody was Governor DeSantis,
Speaker 1: because they're down fifteenth. They went down fifteen and I'm
Speaker 1: sure it's much lower now. The last time I checked
Speaker 1: in new coronavirus cases and opening the beach. Apparently sunlight
Speaker 1: turns out in some way is good for people and
Speaker 1: in so many different ways. I'm not getting into the
Speaker 1: science of it. Oh and by the way, Lancet had
Speaker 1: to revoke their study saying that hydroxy chloric wind is
Speaker 1: bad and dangerous and it is a shock to the
Speaker 1: medical community because you know, there was supposed to be
Speaker 1: the creme de la creme then not I told you
Speaker 1: who the premier expert was. By the name of doctor
Speaker 1: Daniel Wallace. This guy's been prescribing hydroxy chloric when he
Speaker 1: is the foremost expert on in lupus, rheumatoid arthritis. He's
Speaker 1: written papers on anti malarials, etc. He knows all about it.
Speaker 1: What did he say? Forty two years of practice dispensing
Speaker 1: for these specific diseases hydroxy chloroquin, not one person ever
Speaker 1: hospitalized for taking it, And he said, no problem when
Speaker 1: they take it with his zpac either. And then he's
Speaker 1: written four hundred peer reviews, studies and the foremost experts
Speaker 1: saying the risk and the doses that we're talking about.
Speaker 1: He said, for thirty to sixty days. Nobody was taking
Speaker 1: it for that long. The longest I heard was fourteen days.
Speaker 1: Most people was five, seven or ten days or fourteen days.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear anybody taking it that long up to
Speaker 1: thirty or sixty days. He said, any risk is nil
Speaker 1: except for a rash. That would be the only thing
Speaker 1: you have to watch out for. One another minor little
Speaker 1: thing too, Barry minor. So it should give every American hope.
Speaker 1: It is the biggest jobs increase ever two point five million.
Speaker 1: And we're just that, I mean, we're literally just it's
Speaker 1: the tip of the iceberg here because we didn't open
Speaker 1: up everything most As a matter of fact, what are
Speaker 1: we up to? Thirty some states, thirty five states open.
Speaker 1: We're not even talking about all fifty states yet. You know, now,
Speaker 1: look at what else has happened American ingenuity. Not only
Speaker 1: we come up with great creative ideas about how to
Speaker 1: safely open restaurants. We're starting slow. We're making sure that
Speaker 1: we're doing it right. We're making you know, we have
Speaker 1: restaurants putting a new ventilation systems, they're putting up the plexiglass.
Speaker 1: People dining in some cases, you know, more distance between
Speaker 1: the tables, you don't have as much capacity. Hopefully that
Speaker 1: can be changed eventually as well. People even wearing masks
Speaker 1: except for the time when they're eating. But you have
Speaker 1: these they all seem to be working. Every ingenious idea,
Speaker 1: every every genius idea is working here. The innovation has
Speaker 1: been amazing because Americans want to work, they want to
Speaker 1: get back to work, they want to do what they
Speaker 1: do best. And then you got the Medium mob. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the Washington Post. This was in't that Eric
Speaker 1: the Pimple's paper. The you know, another Fox News Hannity stalker. Anyway, Well,
Speaker 1: let's see they tweeted out grim milestone to be reached
Speaker 1: as May unemployment rate nears twenty percent. No wrong again,
Speaker 1: more fake news. What do we also learned this week
Speaker 1: that nobody in the mob, they should all be on
Speaker 1: their hands and knees apologizing for three years of dragging
Speaker 1: the country through the mud with what I described accurately,
Speaker 1: and we unpeeled every layer of the onion. And that
Speaker 1: is premeditated fraud on a bys A court, taking away
Speaker 1: the civil liberties, the institutional rights, a carter page to
Speaker 1: spy on, then candidate Trump with an insurance policy to
Speaker 1: spy on, then transition Team Trump and deep into the
Speaker 1: presidency of Donald Trump. Rod Rosenstein, Oh, if I knew
Speaker 1: now that the fourth fives warrant, the third renewal was
Speaker 1: based on debunked information, I never would have signed it.
Speaker 1: I never would have appointed Muller. There was no there
Speaker 1: there at all with Russia collusion, none, zero, The mob,
Speaker 1: the media, the Democrats, they jined it all up and
Speaker 1: they all lied. And you have these people at the
Speaker 1: upper echelon seventh floor. This is Jim Comey, mister higher honors,
Speaker 1: FBI corrupt, abusing power. McCabe corrupt, abusing power. I just
Speaker 1: want to see, you know, I think if I did
Speaker 1: these things or you did these things, all of you
Speaker 1: in this audience would be charged. You would be charged.
Speaker 1: Let's see if it happens in this case anyway. So
Speaker 1: it's great news, great news we have. Let's see. The
Speaker 1: fun of the funnier things is you have some top Democrats.
Speaker 1: They're trying to take credit but Trump's economy. Now it's
Speaker 1: pointing out they pushed Trump and Republicans to spend the money.
Speaker 1: Uh no, that's not exactly what happened. Yeah, you guys
Speaker 1: wanted a fund let's see the National Endowment for the Humanities,
Speaker 1: the National Endowment for the Arts, the Kennedy Performance Center. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you kept the nation on hold, and you wanted to
Speaker 1: change immigration laws, and you wanted to change voting laws. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Jim Kramer over at CNBC, because it really is hard
Speaker 1: to overestimate the stunning implication of this amazing jobs report
Speaker 1: because of all the challenges facing America, the pandemic, the riots,
Speaker 1: you name it, the threat posed by shutting down the
Speaker 1: world's largest economy for more than three months, was by
Speaker 1: far the most potentially catastrophic. Now, remember the President kept
Speaker 1: saying the cure can't be worse than the problem, and
Speaker 1: Kramer just said, we're back. That's what he said. Use
Speaker 1: those two words regarding the economy. Then also said declaring
Speaker 1: that you know, we're not only back after the numbers
Speaker 1: came out. I think there are a lot of people
Speaker 1: who felt the layoffs would be permanent. And it's obvious
Speaker 1: that there's so much demand that people have to bring
Speaker 1: people back. There were many people who thought that this
Speaker 1: would be the historic beginning of the depression. Twenty percent layoff,
Speaker 1: he said. He said, now we start looking back to
Speaker 1: comparing it to the Great Depression. It is now off
Speaker 1: the table. That's good news. You have post lockdown job
Speaker 1: numbers exploding, just exploding. This is America's great comeback. It'll
Speaker 1: be one of the greatest economics stories ever. And guess what,
Speaker 1: I guess that's bad news for Democrats that Trump's plans
Speaker 1: and policies are successful. You know, what did we learn?
Speaker 1: Why did I keep saying we learned from the coronavirus?
Speaker 1: What did I learn here in the epicenter? We learned
Speaker 1: Number one that they can manufacture all the ventilators, the gowns,
Speaker 1: the masks, respirators, gloves, whatever you name it. They never
Speaker 1: shut down because if they did, New York hospitals and
Speaker 1: New York patients were dead. We learned we could have
Speaker 1: the biggest medical mobilization in the history of mankind and
Speaker 1: get it all done and not fall short of one ventilator,
Speaker 1: even though being on a ventilator your odds aren't good
Speaker 1: the minute you're on it. We learned that we will
Speaker 1: lie to about hydroxy chloroquin by some of the quote
Speaker 1: top experts in medicine. That really pisses me off too.
Speaker 1: We learned the experts were wrong. We learned the models
Speaker 1: were wrong. We also learned that the food chain supply
Speaker 1: and you know, the farmers, the packers, truckers, and our
Speaker 1: friend that I talked about every week that I'd see
Speaker 1: stocking the shelves my local grocery store, and the cashiers
Speaker 1: my local grocery store, they didn't get sick because they
Speaker 1: wore masks. In the middle of ground zero, they did
Speaker 1: not get sick. So I know some of you kind
Speaker 1: of say, Hannity, what's with you in the mask? I'm
Speaker 1: just saying it worked. And if it means I can
Speaker 1: go to a baseball game or football game temporarily. If
Speaker 1: I have to wear the stupid thing, which I hate,
Speaker 1: I wear it anyway. Eight hundred ninety four one, Shawn,
Speaker 1: If you want to be a part of the program,
Speaker 1: America should be happy. Now if this continues, which I
Speaker 1: anticipate now that we're going to really start opening up
Speaker 1: in June July first begins quarter three. Well quarter three
Speaker 1: numbers July August, September. They will come out in October
Speaker 1: before an election one hundred and fifty one days. Now,
Speaker 1: when you get third quarter numbers, they're going to be
Speaker 1: a disaster. But whatever, we kind of already knew that.
Speaker 1: So I read a tweet by Byron York today and
Speaker 1: he said, well, maybe it's time he goes for some
Speaker 1: enterprising blue state municipality to go bold eliminate its police forces.
Speaker 1: See what happens, because this is now, this, this is
Speaker 1: the big move of the left. Now it's it's time
Speaker 1: to get rid of the police forces. Man. You know,
Speaker 1: imagine for a second, I would never want to see this.
Speaker 1: Um I watched. I guess, I don't know if this
Speaker 1: was a son I know, I know that ag in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
Speaker 1: rather we know to be a Keith Ellison. Well, his
Speaker 1: son apparently is on the city council and they're they're
Speaker 1: voting to eliminated police department. I mean, kind of bizarre.
Speaker 1: I don't quite understand it. You know, you have Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton's former press secretary demanding the usdfund the police. Uh.
Speaker 1: You have the Minnesota Public School Board of Education voting
Speaker 1: to terminate their contract with the police department. Then you
Speaker 1: have we must take all actions in our power to
Speaker 1: stop systems of oppression. And the Minneapolis City Council, you
Speaker 1: know they're now aiming to dismantle the entire police department. Well,
Speaker 1: I know Black Lives matters is that they want to
Speaker 1: literally police their own community, quote their words, and that
Speaker 1: they're gonna police it and with armed citizens or militias.
Speaker 1: It sounds like to me, I don't think that's a
Speaker 1: very good idea. What if the police didn't show up
Speaker 1: one day? What if that had a sick out? What
Speaker 1: do you think would happen? How do you think you
Speaker 1: know a group that we have the tape of what
Speaker 1: do we want dead cops? When do we want them? Now,
Speaker 1: we're gonna they're gonna have that, they'll do the policing.
Speaker 1: And because this is now the battle cry. I mean,
Speaker 1: you've got tons of people on the left saying this,
Speaker 1: and you've got we have part two of our undercover
Speaker 1: investigation with Project Veritas that they did with on Antifa.
Speaker 1: Way do you hear what they have today? It's pretty
Speaker 1: shocking and pretty dangerous. The La mayor Is announced the
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty million dollar budget cut for the LAPD,
Speaker 1: A one hundred and fifty million for them. But a
Speaker 1: polishing police now is the cause? Celeb twenty five now
Speaker 1: till the top of the hour, eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one Sean, you want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the program. So you got Hillary Clinton's former press secretary
Speaker 1: demanding the US defund the police. You've got the Minnesota
Speaker 1: school Board voting to cut ties with the police. They
Speaker 1: voted Tuesday determinate their contract with the police department following
Speaker 1: the death of George Floyd. That's then you have Minneapolis
Speaker 1: City Council members aiming to dismantle the entire police department
Speaker 1: to rethink public safety. Jeremiah Ellison is the son of
Speaker 1: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. And a representative of the
Speaker 1: city's Ward five explicitly led the calls to dramatically rethink
Speaker 1: how the city keeps its people safe. We're going to
Speaker 1: dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department, he tweeted. And when we're done,
Speaker 1: we're not simply gonna lew it back together. We're gonna
Speaker 1: dramatically think how we approach public safety and emergency response.
Speaker 1: It's past two call. His call was echoed by the
Speaker 1: president of the city council, woman by the name of
Speaker 1: Lisa Bender. She said, we are going to dismantle the
Speaker 1: Minneapolis Police Department replaces with a transformative new model of
Speaker 1: public safety. Okay, good luck with that, um. Even Juan
Speaker 1: Williams said it's a bad idea. I don't know what
Speaker 1: dismantling the police department means. As me, they're gonna fire them.
Speaker 1: They have a contract with them, and they're gonna pay
Speaker 1: them all off. How does that work? I don't know.
Speaker 1: You know, there is more diversity in police departments in
Speaker 1: every city across America, and Democrat demographics have borne that out.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about in Los Angeles they may have
Speaker 1: they're confirming that. Eric Garcetti confirming Thursday that his administration
Speaker 1: will allocate to fifty million dollars from the budget to
Speaker 1: be used on job jobs, health education, and healing. And
Speaker 1: we've all said we have to do something different. Talking
Speaker 1: about one hundred and fifty million dollars to the LAPD
Speaker 1: that will be cut. This is now becoming a very
Speaker 1: popular idea among angry left wingers, even a cause celeb
Speaker 1: in Hollywood, And you know, it's kind of I'm just
Speaker 1: interested in what their model is going to be. What
Speaker 1: does that mean? Because the police are usually the first
Speaker 1: line of defense in terms of what happens when somebody
Speaker 1: breaks into your house? What you know, what happens if
Speaker 1: you're a victim of a crime, what happens? You know?
Speaker 1: What do you what do you think the net result
Speaker 1: is going to be? What do you think criminals will
Speaker 1: do with that? I mean, you look at, for example,
Speaker 1: in New York, it is such an unmitigated disaster, the
Speaker 1: worst state, worst city, COVID nineteen just unbelievable failure. I
Speaker 1: mean to the point where you can't even believe that
Speaker 1: people could be that spectacularly stupid. Now, thank god, we
Speaker 1: finally got in New York zero COVID deaths, which is
Speaker 1: now a first since March, and apparently nightlife in New
Speaker 1: York is getting a boost. Not sure about that headline.
Speaker 1: This was in the New York Post. The governor doubled
Speaker 1: down again on his decision to send coronavirus patients to
Speaker 1: nursing homes from hospitals, when we now know that thousands
Speaker 1: and thousands of people died well unnecessarily because of that
Speaker 1: one stupid decision. Another stupid decision is they would not
Speaker 1: allow people to go to a pharmacy to get hydroxy chloroquint.
Speaker 1: Had to go to a hospital if you wanted to
Speaker 1: get it, and we have now an update on that too,
Speaker 1: by the way. But then the next bad decision was, well,
Speaker 1: we find out that New York, both the state and
Speaker 1: the city. The state, they had a health task force
Speaker 1: recommending fifteen thousand and seven hundred and eighty three ventilators
Speaker 1: for the next pandemic. They're going to be short that many.
Speaker 1: They didn't buy any in New York City. They were
Speaker 1: warned they're going to need close to ten thousand. Well
Speaker 1: they bought five hundred, they didn't maintain them. Then they
Speaker 1: sold them at auction and they had none. Now remember
Speaker 1: that big hydroxy chloroquin study was pushed and published by Lancet,
Speaker 1: the ever prestigious medical publication. Well, they've now retracted it
Speaker 1: from the Wall Street Journal. Three authors of a large
Speaker 1: study that last month found that the anti malarials provided
Speaker 1: no benefit to treating COVID nineteen infections while increasing the
Speaker 1: risk of heart problems and death. They retracted their findings.
Speaker 1: Now the authors are saying that the medical journal that
Speaker 1: published on May twenty second, that they decided to issue
Speaker 1: a retraction after the Surgis Fear Corporation, the private company
Speaker 1: that provided the research data, refused to share the detailed
Speaker 1: data set as part of a review after outside researchers
Speaker 1: raised concerns. Lancet, the same journal that politicized medicine in
Speaker 1: order to get a take a stance at opposing President Trump.
Speaker 1: Now we want. We went to the foremost expert, doctor Wallace,
Speaker 1: out in Senior Sinai in California. Unbelievable. So there is
Speaker 1: a front cover of the New York Post today. It
Speaker 1: says de Boozio about protesters turning their backs and booing
Speaker 1: Comrade de Blasio. Oh, it's well deserved. I mean that
Speaker 1: the President's been begging the city to offer help. They
Speaker 1: have to ask for the help. The governor has to
Speaker 1: ask for the help. That the President does not have
Speaker 1: the authority to just send him in unless he invokes
Speaker 1: the eighteen o seven Insurrection Act, which would give him
Speaker 1: the authority to do so. The president, right, Lee's very
Speaker 1: hesitant in doing that because the next step, if after
Speaker 1: the police, would be the guard. You use the guard.
Speaker 1: It would have to be a real outright emergency to
Speaker 1: ever go to the Insurrection Act, because that then brings
Speaker 1: in the military facing off against their fellow citizens. We
Speaker 1: don't want that. We have posse comitatus laws, but I
Speaker 1: think the Insurrection Act legally, you know, would allow the
Speaker 1: president to do it. But they don't even want any
Speaker 1: help from the president. That's the sickest part of all
Speaker 1: of this, no matter how many people are getting hurt here.
Speaker 1: And Cuomo is also on the front cover. Well, now
Speaker 1: he wants bail. He decries the release of looters because
Speaker 1: of the lay of the law that he himself signed.
Speaker 1: He said it would be nonsensical to let looters back
Speaker 1: on the street, even though he signed the bail law
Speaker 1: that makes it pretty much nearly impossible to hold criminals
Speaker 1: after they're arrested. That's his law, that has his signature
Speaker 1: on it. That you know, because they're arresting. The police
Speaker 1: are trying to get control of the city. They're losing
Speaker 1: the city. They're trying to get control of it. But
Speaker 1: what happens is those that are stirring up all the trouble, well,
Speaker 1: guess what, they get arrested, and they're out on the
Speaker 1: street joining back in in the activities within hours with Nobel.
Speaker 1: Let's say they get arrested again, they were out again,
Speaker 1: No Bell rejoined the you know, the anarchy unbelievable. It
Speaker 1: is beyond anything I think I've ever seen, you know.
Speaker 1: But now prosecutors Cuomo saying they got to get tough
Speaker 1: on those people that are looting in the arsonists, etcetera, etcetera.
Speaker 1: You know, the to the to New York City District attorneys.
Speaker 1: It would be nonsensical if the police were arresting looters
Speaker 1: and they were then being arrested and returned to the
Speaker 1: street the next day to loot again. Hey Cuomo, okay,
Speaker 1: resend your own law because you sign that into law.
Speaker 1: And this is madness. You have looters who are using rocks,
Speaker 1: breaking knows, stealing these people should be charged for the
Speaker 1: for the crime that they committed and bail set. The
Speaker 1: only problem is he's now tied the hands of DA's.
Speaker 1: They don't have any bail and they're all being let up.
Speaker 1: Even by the way, they knew this before this violence
Speaker 1: ever started, because you had people being charged with bank
Speaker 1: robbery that then would go back out on the street
Speaker 1: because of no bell and those people would then also
Speaker 1: going forward rob another bank, and then they'd get let
Speaker 1: out again, then they'd rob another bank. Lenda, how many
Speaker 1: did the one guy rob? What was it? Five? Six banks?
Speaker 1: And he yeah, he said, thank you for your new
Speaker 1: bail law. I appreciate it. Why wouldn't he be thankful.
Speaker 1: They're not enforcing curfews by any stretch. You've got a
Speaker 1: clash in Buffalo with an elderly man. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: this is things are not looking good in New York.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you the net result. People are gonna
Speaker 1: leave in droves. Are sick of it. They've had it first,
Speaker 1: the pandemic. They were prepared for nothing. Early March, they
Speaker 1: have the dopey mayor telling people, oh, go out on
Speaker 1: the town. Here are my recommendations for the next three nights,
Speaker 1: March second, third, fourth, and fifth. March third, fourth, and fifth. Okay,
Speaker 1: that turned out to be wrong. March tenth. He's still say, Noah,
Speaker 1: the risk is low. Cuomo arrogantly, Well, we're not like
Speaker 1: these other countries. We're prepared and we're gonna as New Yorkers.
Speaker 1: We're not like them. We're prepared. They weren't prepared for anything.
Speaker 1: And thank god, Donald Trump and Record Time built the hospitals,
Speaker 1: manned the hospitals, converted the hospitals, and provided all the ventilators,
Speaker 1: all of the masks and respirators, all of the shields,
Speaker 1: all of the gowns, and all of the gloves. Well,
Speaker 1: now they're saying, well, we want all this money for
Speaker 1: all these pet projects. You're not getting it because you're
Speaker 1: not even opening up your state. You know, in spite
Speaker 1: of all these states remaining closed, you still got two
Speaker 1: and a half million jobs. Imagine what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Hopefully by July, everybody's gonna be able to open up,
Speaker 1: open up safely. Use the lessons that we learned. I
Speaker 1: don't see a lot of masks in social differ I
Speaker 1: do see masks. I do see them with the protesters.
Speaker 1: Not sure they're wearing it for COVID reasons, maybe to
Speaker 1: hide their identity. I don't know, but you know, but
Speaker 1: now the cry is, let's defund the police. All right?
Speaker 1: What if the police went on strike across the country
Speaker 1: for one night? What do you think would happen? I
Speaker 1: don't I would never want to see it. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you another thing. I don't think cops would ever
Speaker 1: do it because they don't sign up to be cops
Speaker 1: to hurt people. I think the vast majority, the ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent Leo Toureau thinks it's ninety eight percent. They
Speaker 1: go to work every day to protect and to serve.
Speaker 1: More people that are cops, that are in the military,
Speaker 1: that are nurses, teachers, firemen, police, but you name it.
Speaker 1: The ones that I know, my friends, they all go
Speaker 1: into these professor because it is their calling in life.
Speaker 1: They've dreamed of it ever since they were young guys
Speaker 1: that want to be pilots. All they've ever wanted to
Speaker 1: do was fly airplanes and jets. And everybody has different talents.
Speaker 1: What don't I say yesterday? We're all born with talent,
Speaker 1: a dukery education Latin to bring forth from within everybody
Speaker 1: has a different within and we just got to find
Speaker 1: whatever it is within that they love to do, and
Speaker 1: then they're going to be great at what they do
Speaker 1: because they love what they do. Anyway, Governor Whitner, by
Speaker 1: the way, it was fun to watch her violating her
Speaker 1: own social distancing orders during a protest. You know where
Speaker 1: hands up, don't shoot. Remember that happened. That was a
Speaker 1: Ferguson cry, When in fact we finally got to the
Speaker 1: witness part of it, it turned out that didn't happen.
Speaker 1: That was said by the guy that helped rob the
Speaker 1: convenience store with Michael Brown in that particular case. Whatever
Speaker 1: happened to Darren Wilson, the career police officer, his career
Speaker 1: is over. Maxie Waters is now classifying and saying the
Speaker 1: term rioting is negative language used against black people. Well,
Speaker 1: I've seen people of all races and colors involved in
Speaker 1: the rioting. I see same with those that are peacefully protesting.
Speaker 1: I don't I see people of all backgrounds and races.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, When in a country that
Speaker 1: doesn't agree on very much, everyone that I've talked to
Speaker 1: I've heard all agrees. They didn't like what they saw
Speaker 1: with the knee on the neck of George Floyd like that,
Speaker 1: with his face pushed into the pavement. That clearly, doctor
Speaker 1: Boden said led to his death. Doctor Boden is the
Speaker 1: best at what he does. I trust him. I've known
Speaker 1: him for a long time, just like I trust WILLI.
Speaker 1: You know doctor Wallace out in California, the foremost expert
Speaker 1: on hydroxy chloroquin. All it takes is a little bit
Speaker 1: of work and a little bit of research, a little
Speaker 1: bit of studying and you get answers that. Well, the
Speaker 1: mob in the media, if it doesn't fit their narrative,
Speaker 1: isn't gonna work. Now, the spread of getting rid of
Speaker 1: the police has gone to congress Congresswoman Omar calling for
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis Police Department to disband. Great, here we go.
Speaker 1: If you're interested in polling, you know there's a lot
Speaker 1: of polling out there, gallup polls. Democrats now think that
Speaker 1: they're going to be able to drive President Trump from
Speaker 1: office by demonizing America's police. Okay, but you know they've
Speaker 1: done these polls throughout the years, and what have we learned. Well,
Speaker 1: the police terms of net confidence, they're plus sixty percent,
Speaker 1: the military plus sixty five percent small business plus sixty percent.
Speaker 1: You know, then they go through different you know, the presidency.
Speaker 1: Let's see that would be plus six Supreme Court plus
Speaker 1: seventeen banks plus ten. Let's get all the way down
Speaker 1: to television newspeople. Oh minus thirty, let's get down to
Speaker 1: Congress minus forty one net confidence. They have confidence in
Speaker 1: the police, the military, but not so much in Congress
Speaker 1: or the mob and the media. Gee, I wonder, why
Speaker 1: really hard to figure that one out? Isn't it unbelievable?
Speaker 1: You know, these are very you know, in one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty one days, do you now see my sense
Speaker 1: of urgency? What the hell is at stake here? Because
Speaker 1: there's a lot at stake. By the way, Attorney General Barr,
Speaker 1: he's defending the police officers, and you know, disputed the
Speaker 1: question from the New York Times who asked whether or
Speaker 1: not America's law enforcement system was effectively racist, and he said,
Speaker 1: as with all human institutions, there are sometimes bad apples.
Speaker 1: Will deal with that, he said, but these are very
Speaker 1: much the exception and not the rule. Oh, me and
Speaker 1: Leo Terrell agree with that, And he said the rule
Speaker 1: of law will prevail. He was very clear on that too,
Speaker 1: and the Attorney General says they have evidence of ANTIPA
Speaker 1: hijacking a lot of the protests around the country. We
Speaker 1: have James O'Keefe coming up with you know, way do
Speaker 1: you hear what he has in round two is second
Speaker 1: installment of his investigative report because they infiltrated Antifa. So
Speaker 1: we'll get into that as well. Anyway, eight hundred ninety
Speaker 1: four one, Sean, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program, you know what it is. You know
Speaker 1: it's going to be jobs or mops. You know, because
Speaker 1: I don't hear Joe Biden condemning what we're watching on
Speaker 1: TV every night. I don't hear him condemning governors and
Speaker 1: mayors that can't get control of their cities and won't
Speaker 1: even ask for help. A lot of our audience, because
Speaker 1: we have a younger audience, that has been posting on
Speaker 1: social media the hashtag defund police, and Rashida Talib actually
Speaker 1: even tweeted support of defund police. What do you think
Speaker 1: about that? What would what would the world be like
Speaker 1: without police? Well, I understand the frustration of the sentiment.
Speaker 1: I think that the youth of our country are going
Speaker 1: to take up the lead soon. I do get concerned
Speaker 1: about kind of the sweeping observations that people have. I
Speaker 1: that was governor shutdown of Michigan, Governor Whitmer. Now we
Speaker 1: have she did an interview. I understand the sentiment. We're
Speaker 1: gonna we're gonna shut down the police. Okay, that would
Speaker 1: be like everybody's first line of defense. And you know,
Speaker 1: we've been reporting this week about how black lives matter,
Speaker 1: that they would like to form their own armed police
Speaker 1: force or militia, whatever you want to call it themselves
Speaker 1: and not have any police dealings at all, or have
Speaker 1: any police You have the son of the Attorney General,
Speaker 1: Keith Ellison, Jeremiah Ellison, and Minneapolis, he's a member of
Speaker 1: the city council and uh yeah, claiming they will dismantle
Speaker 1: the police there. I never thought we'd be debating this,
Speaker 1: but we are. And you know, if you look at
Speaker 1: what we now have heard in the last few days, Well,
Speaker 1: let's go to New York. We have you know how
Speaker 1: many officers now injured two nights ago, two officers shot,
Speaker 1: another stabbed in the neck. Then, of course we have
Speaker 1: everyone in New York that is partaking in this anarchy
Speaker 1: in the streets of New York, they get arrested, but
Speaker 1: because of cuomo stupid bail policies, the law that he signed,
Speaker 1: which he even says now is idiotic, they put out
Speaker 1: in the street. You know, within hours Nobel posted no
Speaker 1: bail needed at all. So their solution to all of
Speaker 1: this on the left is, yeah, get rid of the
Speaker 1: police altogether. Even have Hillary Clinton's former spokesperson Brian Fallon
Speaker 1: defund the police. And it's a cause. Celeb Hollywood, John Legend,
Speaker 1: Jane Fonda, Lizzo, and so many others with an open
Speaker 1: letter demanding police be defunded. Mayor of Los Angeles Eric
Speaker 1: Garcetti City Council vowing to cut over one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars from the LAPD budget. In New York
Speaker 1: forty city council candidates, they are calling for a billion
Speaker 1: dollars to the NYPD, and yeah, black lives matters. They
Speaker 1: want to, you know, replace them, I guess with their
Speaker 1: own arm militia. It's it's you can't make this stuff up.
Speaker 1: This is real, and I guess that's I'm not sure
Speaker 1: how the violence ends under this scenario. But Dan Bongino
Speaker 1: is with US Fox News contributor, former NYPD officers secret
Speaker 1: Service agent. Okay, how's that going to work for society?
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino, Well, Sean, if Black Lives Matter really believes
Speaker 1: in what they say, that black lives matter, then defunding
Speaker 1: the police is obviously to any rational act or counterproductive
Speaker 1: to that cause. You know, I had a rather unique
Speaker 1: experience with the police department. I came on in the
Speaker 1: in the Giuliani era. We had just left the awful
Speaker 1: mayorship of David Dinkins, where Sean, the policy as a
Speaker 1: street cop was generally this. It wasn't official, but it
Speaker 1: was kind of unspoken. You leave the little stuff alone,
Speaker 1: because if you arrest someone for smoking a joint in
Speaker 1: the street, you're not going to be out there for us,
Speaker 1: say a murder that would happen later on. And that
Speaker 1: made sense for decades to the police management. It was
Speaker 1: a dumb policy, but they thought it made sense. Giuliani
Speaker 1: comes into office with Bratton and Jack Maple and others
Speaker 1: and says, no, we're doing broken windows now, Sean, meaning
Speaker 1: every small crime you're getting locked up no matter what.
Speaker 1: You know, what they found out, Sean, not puzzling the
Speaker 1: U or I or any conservative that the same guy
Speaker 1: smoking a joint was likely the same guy who robbed
Speaker 1: a woman on the corner later on that night, So
Speaker 1: when you locked him up for smoking a joint, he
Speaker 1: wasn't there to commit the robbery. It wasn't rocket science.
Speaker 1: It only took an outside the box mayor like Mayor
Speaker 1: Giuliani to think about it and to implement it. And Ulium,
Speaker 1: you're a New Yorker like I was. I was there.
Speaker 1: Crime dropped in half and then dropped in half again,
Speaker 1: and then dropped the historic lows we hadn't seen in decades.
Speaker 1: And by the way, in the process, lives are saved.
Speaker 1: And you know, the DC Mayor, I'm not sure if
Speaker 1: you've heard about this, but literally is now the road
Speaker 1: near the White House is painted with huge Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter signs. Uh, just in case people forgot, this is
Speaker 1: some marchers with Black Lives matters and this is what
Speaker 1: they're chanting. Bad. What do we want dead cops? When
Speaker 1: do we want them? Now? Pigs in a blanket? Fry
Speaker 1: him like bacon. Wow? Yeah, Well, um, they fried him
Speaker 1: and they got the dead cops they wanted shown. One
Speaker 1: of them was stabbed in the neck. I think he
Speaker 1: may be still alive. But a couple of them aren't um.
Speaker 1: And of course we saw the retired police officer David
Speaker 1: Dorn out there to do a favor for a friend,
Speaker 1: try to secure his pawn shop, who was shot and
Speaker 1: was His death was filmed on Facebook Live and any
Speaker 1: of your listeners if you want to see one of
Speaker 1: the most disturbing things outside of the George floydvide he
Speaker 1: was just disturbing enough. But you want to see what
Speaker 1: about David Dorn, who, by the way, happens to be black.
Speaker 1: I know that doesn't matter to many of the Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matters people who only seem to be focusing on
Speaker 1: one end of this and not the subsequent tragedy after
Speaker 1: George Floyd. But he's on camera Sean dying, bleeding out
Speaker 1: on the ground, and there's a young man next to
Speaker 1: him saying, come on, og, come on, og, come on, like,
Speaker 1: get up, get up, hang in there. He didn't hang
Speaker 1: in there. He's dead. He took a bullet center mass
Speaker 1: and bled out on a sidewalk trying to defend his
Speaker 1: friend's pawn shop. I mean, what about his life again,
Speaker 1: Don't tell me black lives matter if you're not serious
Speaker 1: about it. You know, let me bring in Haraldo Vera here. Haraldo,
Speaker 1: is that the answer gonna abandon police departments, We're gonna
Speaker 1: let black lives matter police communities on their own armed militia.
Speaker 1: I guess I think that it's preposterous. And I've always
Speaker 1: seen during this kind of anti police sentiment that the
Speaker 1: communities that they seek to d police are the communities
Speaker 1: that need police the most. The violence, the internal violence,
Speaker 1: the civil war, the ghetto civil war that rages so often,
Speaker 1: particularly in communities like Chicago for example, you know, but
Speaker 1: for the cops it would be every man until the
Speaker 1: last man, and showing there something something crippling about this
Speaker 1: self inflicted violence. And one of the worst things about
Speaker 1: it is that nobody talks about it because it's not
Speaker 1: politically correct to talk about it. You know, if you
Speaker 1: if you have a real burning sentiment to help your
Speaker 1: community and you speak out about black on black violence,
Speaker 1: for example, then you have someone like Larry Lightfoot, the
Speaker 1: mayor of Chicago, calling you all kinds of names and
Speaker 1: saying app off, get you know, stay out of our face. Well,
Speaker 1: when when is someone going to take responsibility for it?
Speaker 1: At what point does the does the genocide self inflicted
Speaker 1: become the story. I think that it's it's very very unfortunately.
Speaker 1: So you have now the cities they're rejecting the National
Speaker 1: Guard help. Um. You know, in the beginning, I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: I guess the President's just going to have to go
Speaker 1: in and clean this up, and we have a the insurrection.
Speaker 1: At constitutionally, he has the right to use it. But
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, if if they do not have a
Speaker 1: desire to get the help that they obviously need to
Speaker 1: protect their states and protect their cities like New York
Speaker 1: for example, they're Illinois for example, and a number of
Speaker 1: other places, then I just don't see how the presidents
Speaker 1: sending in members of the military to front. Uh. You know,
Speaker 1: fellow citizens, we always talk about pass kamatanas. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's a good idea. They have to
Speaker 1: do their job. This is not the job the president.
Speaker 1: If you want the Guard help, they have to ask
Speaker 1: for it. Those that have asked for it got it,
Speaker 1: and they're doing much better than those that steadfastly refuse
Speaker 1: to ask for it. Dan Bongino, No, Sean, I'm with
Speaker 1: you one hundred percent. Man. You just nailed it. I
Speaker 1: said from the start, although the president there's no there's
Speaker 1: not a serious question about as authority to do it.
Speaker 1: That's just liberal media nonsense. Of course he can do it,
Speaker 1: and Sean, I don't disagree with him putting it out
Speaker 1: there as an option. I mean, if we were gonna,
Speaker 1: god forbid, lose an American city and we're not, there's
Speaker 1: no hyperbolees necessary. We're not, we've had We're not at
Speaker 1: that point, Thank the Lord. I'm not using his name
Speaker 1: in vain. But then it would be a viable constitutional option.
Speaker 1: I agree with you one hundred percent. Though, until we
Speaker 1: get to that point, god forbid we do, it's insanity
Speaker 1: to talk about that. I mean, you'll be talking about
Speaker 1: potential blue on blue in sentence, is something were blue
Speaker 1: on green if something broke bad. I mean, you have
Speaker 1: to have that coordination. It's necessary. And can I add
Speaker 1: here too, I just I want to just say, you know,
Speaker 1: I know Horaldo and I agree sometimes disagreements. I agree
Speaker 1: with him one hundred percent on it. Don't you find
Speaker 1: it odd that the only talk of deep policing is
Speaker 1: in really minority communities. I mean, so my neighborhood's fine.
Speaker 1: I don't have any issues down here. Everything's okay. Thankfully,
Speaker 1: We've got a great share. But these liberals are pushing
Speaker 1: this agenda in communities, and he's right that need police
Speaker 1: the most. That's not going to affect me. No one's
Speaker 1: gonna d police Stewart in Martin County. That ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 1: There's no support it doant go deep police some of
Speaker 1: these high crime neighbor that's insane. It won't happen. I
Speaker 1: don't think it will happen anywhere. It's the same kind
Speaker 1: of bs that I've heard my entire adult life in
Speaker 1: the news business. You know, I joked on your heir
Speaker 1: last night showing that in New York we would, during
Speaker 1: the Vietnam War say that a vote to abolish the
Speaker 1: United States military ass overwhelmingly. You know, there is a sentiment,
Speaker 1: an anti establishment sentiment that is UH, that is crusty
Speaker 1: and long established. I think the Black Lives Matter movement
Speaker 1: UH is almost a modern recreation of the of the
Speaker 1: world I lived in when I was representing the Young
Speaker 1: Lords and the Black Panthers weren't around, and there there
Speaker 1: was a young the White Patriots. There was a white
Speaker 1: group also, but it was a far left Antifa type
Speaker 1: group that was allied with the Panthers and with the lords, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, and they all though, can I can I
Speaker 1: jump in on you there. I don't mean to interrupt you,
Speaker 1: but I just can I say I disagree. I love
Speaker 1: to hear I disagree. I don't think that is that
Speaker 1: far from a possibility now, I mean, you would have
Speaker 1: never thought a million years either that, you know, an
Speaker 1: FBI would have spied on an incoming president. I just
Speaker 1: and correct me if you think you've been as a
Speaker 1: long time, but Haraldo, you got to admit this time
Speaker 1: is a little different. I mean, stuff fasting now that
Speaker 1: I admit that the I did. What the FBI did
Speaker 1: to the president was a classic example of the worst
Speaker 1: of jay ed Edgar Hooper's most paranoid actions. I think
Speaker 1: it was horrible with the FBI did. And the great
Speaker 1: tragedy of our times is that with everything else happening,
Speaker 1: with the pandemic and with this, uh, the insurrection and
Speaker 1: the anarchy, we've lost, you know, it's been totally submerged.
Speaker 1: The story of our life is really the attempt at
Speaker 1: coup and the use of the pondering of the use
Speaker 1: of the twenty fifth Amendment the accusation that our president
Speaker 1: is a Russian spy. I mean, some of the most
Speaker 1: flamboyantly disgusting charges ever leveled. I have for three years
Speaker 1: dominated the media, and now that we're exposing it, you know,
Speaker 1: it's a it's a back page story. It was three
Speaker 1: years of never ending wise three years of But how
Speaker 1: shocking is it that you know, they win the Pulitzer
Speaker 1: Prize and even apology there's no self reflects something, but
Speaker 1: you know, some other way to get let's think of
Speaker 1: some other way to get a Trump they're apologizing for
Speaker 1: Tom Cotton's op ed in the paper. Stay right there, Horaldo,
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino, And as we continued, Dan Bongino, Haraldo, of
Speaker 1: so how does this we do we ever get back control?
Speaker 1: Or is this now gonna be every night in perpetuity, Haraldo?
Speaker 1: Or do we have an end in sight here? Well?
Speaker 1: I think last night was a lot better than the
Speaker 1: previous nights. I mean, and in some communities tragically it's
Speaker 1: because they've already emptied the stores out. But I think
Speaker 1: that when the President was in his rage, really condemning
Speaker 1: the lack of action and demanding as the low line
Speaker 1: orders president, that these mayors and governors get on their thoughts.
Speaker 1: I think it had an impact. I mean, it certainly
Speaker 1: did in the city. I know, I know mashed in
Speaker 1: New York. I you know, I talk to the cops
Speaker 1: whom at the time we all know Blue Ditle, Berney
Speaker 1: Carrick and all our pals for many many decades, you know.
Speaker 1: And I go way back with the cops from when
Speaker 1: I was in high school. But you have a situation
Speaker 1: where there was very, very when when the mayor, when
Speaker 1: the chief executive of the community is sabotaging his own
Speaker 1: police force. The fact that it's thirty eight thousand strong,
Speaker 1: as strong as two army divisions, means nothing if the
Speaker 1: chief executive has so uh, you know, hampered the management
Speaker 1: of the of the organization that it has no confidence
Speaker 1: that it's on its back foot when it knows that
Speaker 1: everything it does is not only subject to intense scrutiny,
Speaker 1: but the kind of courtney that comes with a negative
Speaker 1: ideological you know, hatred almost there's a self hatred, and
Speaker 1: it's it's so unfortunate and the people who suffer, like
Speaker 1: New York, Now, who's going to want to pay eight
Speaker 1: million dollars for those departments? I don't think an eight
Speaker 1: million dollars deportment is worth five million dollars now, So
Speaker 1: someone's worth million dollars, some builder. And I don't see
Speaker 1: it coming back either. Let me go to Dan Bongino.
Speaker 1: We have about forty seconds left. D yeah, quick, John.
Speaker 1: On two things. Yes, it will stop, and here's why.
Speaker 1: One business interest in the city that finance political campaigns
Speaker 1: will not allow this. This will stop. Secondly, God forbid
Speaker 1: this happen. But someone will get killed if this continues.
Speaker 1: Someone will and there will be a massive public outcry
Speaker 1: for order on the street standing God forbid that happens.
Speaker 1: I pray literally it doesn't, but one of those things
Speaker 1: is going to happen, and the public won't allow it
Speaker 1: to continue. There's no way. That's a scary scenario. And
Speaker 1: I've been saying that and a little bit more to
Speaker 1: my closest friends. I don't even want to go where
Speaker 1: my head is really going to now, but it's there,
Speaker 1: all right ERLDO. Thank you, Dan Bongino, Thank you Ben Carson.
Speaker 1: When we get back. Also, Project Veritas Expose on Antifa
Speaker 1: Part two and way do you hear what we have today?
Speaker 1: Straight ahead? My brother wasn't about that the footage to
Speaker 1: God fearing family. I want to thank God. I was mad,
Speaker 1: I was upset, but I don't want to thank God.
Speaker 1: It wasn't his fault. It was his purpose, it was
Speaker 1: his will. It should be a few days to come
Speaker 1: to that realization, but I want to thank God. Everywhere
Speaker 1: you go and see people, how they cling to him.
Speaker 1: They wanted to be around him. And when George he
Speaker 1: was like a general. Every day he walks outside, it'd
Speaker 1: be a line of people, like just like when we
Speaker 1: amen wanted to greet him and wanted to have fun
Speaker 1: with him. Guys that was doing drugs like uh, smokers
Speaker 1: and homeless people you couldn't tell because when you spoke
Speaker 1: to George, they felt like they was the president. Because
Speaker 1: that's how he made you feel he was. He was
Speaker 1: powerful man. He had a way with words. He could
Speaker 1: always make you ready to jump and go all the time.
Speaker 1: Everybody loved George. We didn't call him George. We called
Speaker 1: him Perry. If you if you called him Perry, you
Speaker 1: knew him direct, you know, because George was the name.
Speaker 1: Everybody called him Big George, Big Floyd, you know, Georgie,
Speaker 1: Porgie had so many different names. But I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and let I'm just man, it's crazy, man. All
Speaker 1: these people came to see my brother, and that's amazing
Speaker 1: to me that he touched so many people's hearts, you know,
Speaker 1: because he's been touching our horts. You know, you come
Speaker 1: to Third Ward where we're from, people are crying right now.
Speaker 1: That's how much they loved them. You know. I'm just
Speaker 1: staying strong as I can because I need to get
Speaker 1: it out. I need to get it out. Everybody want justice.
Speaker 1: We want justice for George. He's gonna get it. He's
Speaker 1: gonna get it. That was during the memorial service yesterday,
Speaker 1: Terence Floyd, George Floyd's brother, and Felonis Floyd, his other brother,
Speaker 1: speaking about him and what happened. Now this has involved
Speaker 1: into something very different. As we've been discussing. I don't
Speaker 1: see how loud arson and killing and rioting helps in
Speaker 1: any way. We've seen this movie before a lot of times.
Speaker 1: This kind of thing happens, and guess what, stores don't
Speaker 1: come back. Lives are then dramatically changed forever for the worst.
Speaker 1: Rather than peaceful protesting, we haven't seen it. We see
Speaker 1: cities now refusing the help of the president. President's begging
Speaker 1: to help them and send the National Guard. But you
Speaker 1: know it was a tweet by Byron York today. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's time for some enterprising blue state municipality to gold
Speaker 1: bold and eliminate its police force and let's see what happens. Well,
Speaker 1: do we really have to think hard about what we
Speaker 1: think would happen? There? You have Hillary Clinton's former press
Speaker 1: secretary again, as I mentioned, with Dan Bongino and Haraldo,
Speaker 1: defund the police. This is now the battle cry Minneapolis
Speaker 1: school board voting to cut ties with the police there.
Speaker 1: That would be, by the way, the son of Keith
Speaker 1: Ellis and the Attorney General of Minnesota. He's won Minneapolis
Speaker 1: City Council member. You know, a Juan Williams warn the
Speaker 1: far left call to defund the police as a bad idea.
Speaker 1: I think he's right. Joining us now is doctor Penn Carson,
Speaker 1: Secretary Housing Urban Development. You know, I wrote a friend today,
Speaker 1: doctor Carson, and I get the feeling. I see all
Speaker 1: of these these insane ideas. Let's get rid of the
Speaker 1: lifeblood of the world's economy, oil and gas, and everything's free,
Speaker 1: and the government's going to take over industry. And you know,
Speaker 1: listening to Joe Biden and appeasement and an open borders
Speaker 1: and amnesty and sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, and free
Speaker 1: healthcare in college and everything's free, free, free, then we'll
Speaker 1: have no police department. And then of course we'll we'll
Speaker 1: appease foreign countries with one hundred and fifty billion in
Speaker 1: cash and on the currency. And I'm like, you know,
Speaker 1: it sounds like an America that is unrecognizable to me.
Speaker 1: You're exactly right. And there have been those who don't
Speaker 1: like our system and they want to change us into
Speaker 1: something else. They want to fundamentally change America, and you know,
Speaker 1: in more recent years they've become pretty blatant about it.
Speaker 1: But they can't really change America as long as America
Speaker 1: is working well, as long as things are going well
Speaker 1: for people. So the only way you can bring about
Speaker 1: that change is to create chaos and dissatisfaction. And I
Speaker 1: think they take every opportunity to do that. And it's
Speaker 1: a shame that they would take a situation like this
Speaker 1: where you know, the young man was murdered and used
Speaker 1: that as their excuse to cause havoc and destruction. None
Speaker 1: of what we're viewing every night at this point. Now
Speaker 1: you have a murder too, and a manslaughter charge against
Speaker 1: the officer that put his knee kept his knee on
Speaker 1: the neck of George Floyd. There's universal agreement. I have
Speaker 1: not heard one person I know, commentator that I that
Speaker 1: is prominent, or that I've even heard of, that has
Speaker 1: has said anything that would support would happen, because what
Speaker 1: happened is obviously repulsive and evil and wrong. You can't
Speaker 1: do that. Um, it's egregious. And things like that are
Speaker 1: way off off the in the strantidsphere. I mean, those
Speaker 1: are not things that happen in this country very often.
Speaker 1: There are those who want you believe that this is
Speaker 1: a common occurrence. This is, by no stretch of imagination
Speaker 1: a common occurrence, and the fact that you have universal
Speaker 1: condemnation of it should tell you that this is way off.
Speaker 1: Now you have these nothing true. And but now we
Speaker 1: were discovering what what the Attorney General has been warning
Speaker 1: us about, that you have organized well funded anarchists now
Speaker 1: the designated the group Domestic Terrorists group Antifa, now organizing
Speaker 1: a lot of what we see, especially as the night
Speaker 1: rolls along. You've got hop shot, killed, stabbed, injured, fighting,
Speaker 1: clinging for life, some citizens you see storefronts looted and
Speaker 1: destroyed and wiped out. This after the coronavirus, you know,
Speaker 1: shut down, which was difficult for everybody to try and
Speaker 1: get the country up and running again. And I'm thinking
Speaker 1: that this isn't gonna come back. And you know, you
Speaker 1: talk about you know, when we're doing well, there's always
Speaker 1: going to be cycles. We see political cycles, we see
Speaker 1: economic cycles all the time. Today's numbers were beyond anything
Speaker 1: I thought would be possible for may Um, I'm sure
Speaker 1: irritates the heck out of them. After us, they've been
Speaker 1: trying to try to destroy things. So so if you
Speaker 1: have an agenda that means that you do well, if
Speaker 1: America does poorly, Um, that's a pretty twisted way of thinking.
Speaker 1: If that's what their thought processes, it is very twisted.
Speaker 1: And what the American people have to do is recognize
Speaker 1: what's going on. Don't you know, align yourself with these
Speaker 1: nefarious ideas, just because you feel for the fellow and
Speaker 1: for his family who were killed. We all feel for them,
Speaker 1: but we've got to be smart enough not to get
Speaker 1: dragged into the tellwhen and and and get caught up
Speaker 1: in things that we really shouldn't be doing and that
Speaker 1: really are antithetical to the values and principles that made
Speaker 1: this into a great nation. This nation will spring back.
Speaker 1: It will spring back very quickly because that fundamentals are
Speaker 1: still there. You know, we've removed a ton of regulations,
Speaker 1: so that's gonna make very fertile ground for new businesses
Speaker 1: to spring up. So even though we've lost some businesses,
Speaker 1: we're going to have a lot of new businesses springing
Speaker 1: up and a lot of job opportunities for people. So
Speaker 1: you know, they're going to be really irritated when they
Speaker 1: see how fast it comes back, and then they're going
Speaker 1: to try to successful. Wow, that's a pretty powerful statement.
Speaker 1: Let me let me ask you this. I love your
Speaker 1: personal story. And when you were running for president, we
Speaker 1: became my mind very good friends. And I admire you
Speaker 1: so much, um and your life. And you tell this
Speaker 1: story about your mom, and your mom uh took a
Speaker 1: hold of you and and and had you learned how
Speaker 1: to study and read, and she was forceful and made
Speaker 1: it happen. And I think also to that, Okay, that's
Speaker 1: refused to any type of blame of anything. We all
Speaker 1: take responsibility for our lives. Here's where one big failure exists.
Speaker 1: And if you look at states and you look at
Speaker 1: cities that for decades democratic run democratic, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: authority the whole time. You know, I look at Chicago,
Speaker 1: prime example. You know, okay, I can come in every
Speaker 1: Monday morning with numbers and statistics of how many people
Speaker 1: are shot, how many people are dead, and this has
Speaker 1: gone on now for a decade, and nobody fixes or
Speaker 1: solves the problem and says, you know what, this carnage
Speaker 1: of American treasure, a lot of a lot of young
Speaker 1: kids getting killed here has got to stop. The school
Speaker 1: system where you know, we pay the most money per
Speaker 1: capita than any industrialized country, and we come in thirty
Speaker 1: seventh and thirty eighth and that system of failure continues.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. That irritates the heck out of me.
Speaker 1: You know, you have all these young black males being
Speaker 1: killed every single week in Chicago, and know all of
Speaker 1: these people who feigned great concern, you know, not a
Speaker 1: word crickets. They don't care. And the school systems, as
Speaker 1: you mentioned, you know, in Baltimore, where I spent many
Speaker 1: years working, you know, some of the schools were deemed
Speaker 1: inadequate through the no channel left behind pro AM and
Speaker 1: the children in those schools were going to be sent
Speaker 1: to schools that were functioning appropriately, And the politicians came
Speaker 1: and surrounded those schools and say, no, these are our schools.
Speaker 1: These are our failing schools and our failing students. I mean,
Speaker 1: just crazy stuff. And sometimes I think people just do
Speaker 1: things by knee jerk reaction, or you know, somebody has
Speaker 1: told them this is what they're supposed to do, and
Speaker 1: they don't really think about the implications of what they're
Speaker 1: doing and how it's hurting them and how it's hurting
Speaker 1: their communities. I see more and more people starting to
Speaker 1: wake up and believe me that is creating. You might
Speaker 1: be more optimistic than me. You really might, like I
Speaker 1: really believe that, you know, with the economy, it will
Speaker 1: bounce back. I do believe that. I do believe these
Speaker 1: these riots will settle down. I believe that too. I
Speaker 1: believe in the American people. They're desired to create and
Speaker 1: innovate and improve the lives not just of American the
Speaker 1: American people. But you know, we've accumulated all this power,
Speaker 1: with all this freedom, we abuse it less than anyone
Speaker 1: else that's ever had power. And we use it to
Speaker 1: advance the human condition of talked a lot about that,
Speaker 1: and I believe we will continue to do that. But
Speaker 1: I see, you know, these forces surrounding the system that
Speaker 1: made us great, the founding principles that guide us, and
Speaker 1: they want to tear it all down and replace it
Speaker 1: with what we know to be a predictable failure, with
Speaker 1: false promises, lofty goals, rhetoric, slogans, bumper stickers that will
Speaker 1: result in failure, utter failure. It is. There is no
Speaker 1: ambiguity about where this ends. It would it would be concerning,
Speaker 1: and it should be concerning to all of us. But
Speaker 1: I don't think God's done with us yet. You know,
Speaker 1: when he washes his hands of us. You know, we
Speaker 1: threw him out of school, doctor Carson, who's not there anymore.
Speaker 1: But there's enough of us. There's an he's going to listen.
Speaker 1: So so maybe I should say, let not my own
Speaker 1: harpeat trouble what it is. But doctor Ben Carson always
Speaker 1: a pleasure. Thank you, sir for being with us. We
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Take care all right, News rounds up information
Speaker 1: overload our Sean Hannity Show, eight hundred and ninety four.
Speaker 1: When Sean, you want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: Now our friends at Project Veritas, they're back yesterday the
Speaker 1: first and what will be a series of one of
Speaker 1: their members going undercover and becoming a part of Antifa.
Speaker 1: UH now designated a domestic terrorist organization. But they've been
Speaker 1: able to infiltrate this group, this radical group we talked
Speaker 1: yesterday about. I mean, it's like this clandestine, covert ops
Speaker 1: type of organization where they get their money from. How
Speaker 1: much money they have, we don't know, but we've got
Speaker 1: into a little bit of what it is that their
Speaker 1: philosophy is and what they're what they're all about, because
Speaker 1: we do bel leave. The Attorney General has said it,
Speaker 1: other law lawmakers have said it as well, that a
Speaker 1: lot of what we see in terms of the violence
Speaker 1: in the cities all across the country, it's quite organized trades.
Speaker 1: Gallagher over at the Fox News Channel describing the positioning,
Speaker 1: the staging of bricks in certain areas where they expect
Speaker 1: there's going to be confrontations with the police. We've seen
Speaker 1: a lot of police injured. Then you also have other groups.
Speaker 1: You have Black Lives Matter, as we've been talking about
Speaker 1: as well. But in the case of Antifa or as
Speaker 1: some say Antifa now James O'Keefe's group, they've now gone deeper.
Speaker 1: And you know my knowledge of martial arts again, I'm
Speaker 1: a student of the arts. I've been a student for
Speaker 1: seven years. I use an eclectic blend of arts. Crabmagaw, kempo,
Speaker 1: Brazilian jiu jitsu, boxing, situational street fighting that would be sticks, knives, guns, etc.
Speaker 1: You know, just real combative defense measures for me and
Speaker 1: also a great workout. But you can hear and as
Speaker 1: I'm listening to this, I'm thinking, Okay, whoever is teaching
Speaker 1: these techniques does have a foundational knowledge of real street
Speaker 1: fighting to not only damage, but potentially even kill. And
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I mean. The first tape you're
Speaker 1: going to hear is a person talking about, quote, combat
Speaker 1: training using kidney punches. That's a very strategic punch, targeted
Speaker 1: punch somebody's kidney and if you hit it the right way,
Speaker 1: in the right spot and you know what you're doing,
Speaker 1: you can cause a lot of damage. Then they're talking
Speaker 1: about we've heard a lot about chokes. If I put
Speaker 1: you in what's called a rear naked choke, in other words,
Speaker 1: I would slide one of my arms in and around
Speaker 1: the neck where the my forearm bone, if you will,
Speaker 1: on the side is literally pressing down into the karat
Speaker 1: arteries on both sides, the left and right side. Then
Speaker 1: you wrap it around the person's shoulders and you put
Speaker 1: it your other hand pretty much holding it in place.
Speaker 1: And a person cannot get out of that hold if
Speaker 1: you have any level of strength at all, and they
Speaker 1: describe that now that's called choking somebody out. If you
Speaker 1: really get in there and you know how to do
Speaker 1: a rear naked choke, that person can die. That's why
Speaker 1: I kept saying with the video as it relates to
Speaker 1: George Floyd, that the pressure on the neck and the
Speaker 1: most vulnerable part of the human amount anatomy means something. Anyway, listen,
Speaker 1: this is now part two James O'Keefe Project Veritas. If
Speaker 1: you get a good liver kidney shot, it's pretty much
Speaker 1: you're got to be troubled over in a lot of pain.
Speaker 1: Did you bring one of footing roads smaller rood down here?
Speaker 1: Those are also very painful. It's harder to look after
Speaker 1: that kitching breath. So one good body shot could potentially
Speaker 1: give you all the time in the road to run away,
Speaker 1: whether couple dolts are pains or really put a beating
Speaker 1: on a ment to that if you personal We just
Speaker 1: want of wanted to in the space for frame the
Speaker 1: idea of self defense as not simply you're being active
Speaker 1: upon laying aggressor. But it's a kind of a decision
Speaker 1: you make, um to fight back in a lot of
Speaker 1: ways to say, um, I'm human and I will I
Speaker 1: occupy the space and I'll not number with my nose
Speaker 1: inside of my head. If yeah, I'm maybe you definitely
Speaker 1: do it here. But I can come here and just
Speaker 1: feel like yeah, yeah, so that doesn't knock them out
Speaker 1: with any o the nose, the eye, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we call this a safe space to practice and aggression, uh,
Speaker 1: not aggression against one another, um, but really just a
Speaker 1: space that if you want to, if you will or
Speaker 1: will want to challenge yourself to kind of work on
Speaker 1: harnessing that kind of energy. It seems like more people
Speaker 1: are using like mats and the toms, yeah, which we
Speaker 1: can totally do depend to get but it's hard to
Speaker 1: do defense against one objects and soon as holding shield
Speaker 1: because defensive it's one objects involves like try like that country.
Speaker 1: If you've got a shield like what, they just bash them.
Speaker 1: So the men take away from sea bills, just take away.
Speaker 1: No bouncers like to choke people from the back. You're
Speaker 1: naked choke boat that is used all the time, like
Speaker 1: someone would just come a behind you, uh, or the
Speaker 1: other thing that's a bear hug. Um. It's super super simple.
Speaker 1: You just drop a body like a right, crazy simple.
Speaker 1: So the idea is you step to the side, grab
Speaker 1: the person and then slam them down there. Okay, number
Speaker 1: one way, So here's the other the other way, come on,
Speaker 1: let go, so very sophisticated. Remember these the cops. Uh,
Speaker 1: there are peaceful protesters. There are people that are genuinely
Speaker 1: rightly it is, they're righteous in their desire for justice
Speaker 1: in the case of George Floyd. Now amongst them, though,
Speaker 1: are these agitators. And what are they talking about? Rear
Speaker 1: naked chokes. Uh, they're talking about you know, uh, nose eyes,
Speaker 1: poking the eyes, gouging the eyes. Uh. You know, these
Speaker 1: are very very very specific um targeted training moves by
Speaker 1: people that that want to win a real street fight.
Speaker 1: Except the cops don't recognize these agitators amongst the peaceful protesters,
Speaker 1: so they never know what's gonna what's what they're facing
Speaker 1: at any given moment. That makes it their job again
Speaker 1: three times harder. Anyway, James, I'll keep back with those
Speaker 1: Project Veritas. Well, those are very specific, very aggressive, and
Speaker 1: also the types of targeted strikes and chokes that do
Speaker 1: real damage. Hey, Sean, Yeah, thank you for having me
Speaker 1: on again and again. What's amazing about this next installment
Speaker 1: is that they're talking about poking people's eyes out again.
Speaker 1: Yesterday they were talking about eye gouging. And also one
Speaker 1: of the anti fight instructors was trying to rationalize these
Speaker 1: things as self defense. He says, they're not really self defense,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna we're gonna reframe this as self defense.
Speaker 1: So it's not really self defense. It's a kind of
Speaker 1: offensive violence. But they're they're suggesting that they could turn
Speaker 1: it into a type of self defense in order to
Speaker 1: hurt people. When you really get an inside you here
Speaker 1: on this training, Sean, that some of the people in
Speaker 1: the media says this isn't even really an organization or
Speaker 1: a group, they say doesn't even exist. Well, you're seeing
Speaker 1: inside of their trains, snow. Yeah, and what you're talking
Speaker 1: about kidney shots they're talking about gouging eyes, poking eyes,
Speaker 1: a lot about the neck here, rear, nakered chokes, and
Speaker 1: you're right, they're basically saying, well, we're gonna say it's defensive,
Speaker 1: but we know it's not defensive. And you know, you
Speaker 1: get in a good kidney shot, it's pretty much crippling
Speaker 1: them and they're gonna be doubled over in a lot
Speaker 1: of pain. And if you break one of the floating ribs,
Speaker 1: which are small and right down here, well those are
Speaker 1: very painful too, and it's hard to move after that
Speaker 1: kind of shot, to even catch your breath, which, by
Speaker 1: the way, is all true. One good body shot could
Speaker 1: potentially give you all the time in the world to
Speaker 1: run away while they'll doubled over in pain, or really
Speaker 1: put a beating on them, if you really want to
Speaker 1: make it personal. That sounds like planned violence and attacks
Speaker 1: to me. Well, sure sure is, John, as I said
Speaker 1: to yesterday, this is a group that believes in the
Speaker 1: so called coming insurrection, according to one of their books,
Speaker 1: which is a left wing manifesto from out of Europe,
Speaker 1: and we reported on this that the Antifa's connection to Sweden.
Speaker 1: One of their founders, a woman named Caroline came over
Speaker 1: from Sweden to Oregon to work with this group Rose
Speaker 1: City Antifa. This one, Sean, isn't something called Refuse faugh
Speaker 1: New York City Refuse Fascism part of Antifa. And again,
Speaker 1: just looking at the tape, like you said and few
Speaker 1: when I met you, I know that you're an expert
Speaker 1: into some degree in some of this martial arts stuff.
Speaker 1: I am not, but clearly I loved how you broke
Speaker 1: that down. These guys know what they're doing and they're
Speaker 1: they're training, they're members to commit acts of offensive violence.
Speaker 1: So my question is we're going to keep putting out
Speaker 1: these videotapes I love for whether it's the Attorney General
Speaker 1: or someone in God's just going to ask that. I mean,
Speaker 1: I would imagine that the Attorney General probably wants to
Speaker 1: see this, especially comments that he made yesterday. I'd imagine
Speaker 1: he's already seen it. I don't have any specific No
Speaker 1: one's reached out to me yet. I've heard rumors that
Speaker 1: they'd like to reach out to me, but nobody has
Speaker 1: called me. I'm will to speak with the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice about this. We have more tapes, and you always
Speaker 1: ask me, what's the next as I said to you,
Speaker 1: I want to give each and every one of these
Speaker 1: the justice it deserves. We don't even know some of
Speaker 1: these people's last name. We'd like to crowdsource that on
Speaker 1: the internet. We'd like people to find the last names.
Speaker 1: We tried to find the full names. But we have
Speaker 1: unmasked these people. They're not wearing their black block, they
Speaker 1: don't have the stuff covering their faces, so you can
Speaker 1: see who they are. But we have another tape coming
Speaker 1: out on Monday, and they didn't give It's even worse
Speaker 1: with weapons training. Here they're just talking about poking people's
Speaker 1: eyes out, but next we've got weapons they're using. So
Speaker 1: are we talking about sticks? Are we talking about knives?
Speaker 1: Are we talking about guns? Are we talking about all day?
Speaker 1: We're talking about guns and I don't know if Yeah,
Speaker 1: I assume these guns are obtained lawfully, but we're talking
Speaker 1: about guns. This is a real This is a real deal,
Speaker 1: and we want people to take this seriously. But right
Speaker 1: now we have a media that doesn't even acknowledge their existence,
Speaker 1: denies reality Sean. They don't even want it now that
Speaker 1: this is a group. They're saying, this is not a
Speaker 1: legitimate group. After the attorneyge on the United States says
Speaker 1: they're a rorist organization. So I don't know how you
Speaker 1: can deny the evidence of your eyes and ears after
Speaker 1: seeing these tapes. I'm just telling you I've done this.
Speaker 1: I'm a student now seven years in this four or
Speaker 1: five days a week. This is what we do, and
Speaker 1: these are the most violent areas of attack that inflict
Speaker 1: the most damage. Now I learn it for self defense purposes.
Speaker 1: But whoever this instructor is is not ignorant. Maybe evil,
Speaker 1: but it is not ignorant. This person is very acutely
Speaker 1: aware of exactly what because even an amateur, if you know,
Speaker 1: if you're taking somebody off guard and you have an
Speaker 1: open shot because they're not expecting it, you know, you
Speaker 1: get you know, colcock from behind, or they come up
Speaker 1: with come up to you and get on you very quickly.
Speaker 1: All of what they're being taught can inflict massive damage.
Speaker 1: When you do an eye gouge James, what that means
Speaker 1: is you take both thumbs, you push them way deep
Speaker 1: into the socket and you rip them out. That would
Speaker 1: you will rip out their eyeball. And it's not hard
Speaker 1: to do a rear naked choke. Literally if it's applied properly.
Speaker 1: And again, if somebody's off if somebody's caught off guard,
Speaker 1: they have no idea if fight's about to ensue. But
Speaker 1: this is their mission and they have an intention of
Speaker 1: doing this. You throw that person, you lock in a
Speaker 1: rear naked choke, and you really lock it in. That
Speaker 1: person's going to drop unconscious in anywhere from ten to
Speaker 1: fifteen seconds, done out cold. Well, well, Sean, I think
Speaker 1: just to reiterate on the radio here, because we're in
Speaker 1: a on the radio, you can't see it. This. Chris,
Speaker 1: the anti FAS fight instructor, says, quote, we want to
Speaker 1: reframe the idea of self defense as not simply you're
Speaker 1: being acted upon. That's an extraordinary statement. They want to
Speaker 1: reframe the very idea of self defense. In other words,
Speaker 1: antipas saying we're not acting in self defense doing the
Speaker 1: eye gouges with the thumbs and the choke holds and
Speaker 1: poking in the eye and so and getting a good
Speaker 1: kidney shot. They're trying to say that this is their
Speaker 1: entire philosophy is to use this as an offensive gesture
Speaker 1: and they're reframing it as self defense. It's something out
Speaker 1: of Orwell's nineteen eighty four. They're changing the very definition
Speaker 1: of self defense. This is what they're on the tape
Speaker 1: saying when they don't know they're being taped. Amazing, Stay
Speaker 1: right there, Project Veritas. You can find it on their website.
Speaker 1: We have a link on Hannity dot com. Makes it
Speaker 1: easy for you. Will show these on Hannity tonight nineties
Speaker 1: for in Fox News. All right, final moments, Project Veritas.
Speaker 1: Now they have come out with part two of infiltrating
Speaker 1: the group Antifa or some say Antifa. So Monday you
Speaker 1: will release more tapes Monday. Now they will be getting
Speaker 1: specifically hinting on weapons trading, even specifically guns. Can you
Speaker 1: give us a hint how many how many well more
Speaker 1: parts to this we might have and number one and
Speaker 1: number two? How violent is this? Yeah, Sean, that's kind
Speaker 1: of our modus stop RANDI is to release the tapes
Speaker 1: one at a time and to your before, which I
Speaker 1: think is very smart because people pay close attention to
Speaker 1: each one unless there's a news cycle that prevents it
Speaker 1: from happening, which I know has happened occasionally to you.
Speaker 1: But um, people tend to now pick up on a
Speaker 1: more and as it goes on, you usually get it
Speaker 1: gets worse and worse and worse, and cumulatively, you see
Speaker 1: how dangerous this all is. Yeah, well exactly, And it's
Speaker 1: the reaction to the story. And you know, because the
Speaker 1: press is so corrupt because they're they've banded their mission,
Speaker 1: they don't react the way but sometimes they do. And
Speaker 1: to your point, on Monday, we're going to release another tape.
Speaker 1: It's going to get into the weapons training and how
Speaker 1: they do their training and their philosophy. And yeah, this
Speaker 1: is a group that people deny exists in any believable
Speaker 1: organized shape or form. So we're going to just keep
Speaker 1: releasing tapes until we forced them. We'd love a criminal referral.
Speaker 1: By the way, the Justice Department, maybe there's a member
Speaker 1: of Congress or something. I'm going to make sure that
Speaker 1: they know this exist. I'm sure they do already though,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure. I have to bet James O'Keefe project
Speaker 1: Veritas dot com. And by the way, they're always looking
Speaker 1: for people that want to volunteer, and we'll tell yeah, please,
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Speaker 1: All right, James O'Keefe, thank you. When we come back,
Speaker 1: we'll get to a lot of your calls. More coming
Speaker 1: straight ahead of on the Sean Hannity Show. All right,
Speaker 1: twenty five nownt to the top of the hour, eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one. Sean, you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of this extravagan so let's get to our phones.
Speaker 1: I know many of you have been very very patient.
Speaker 1: Marty out in California. Marty, thank you for joining us
Speaker 1: from the sanctuary state of California. Yes, Ground zero. Sean,
Speaker 1: thank you for taking my call. Thank you, sir. What's
Speaker 1: tell your mind? Okay? My question is Garcetti had mentioned
Speaker 1: that he's going to comply to the demands of the protesters,
Speaker 1: and one of them is to defund the LAPD. And
Speaker 1: I'm saying this, well, don't we vote on that. How
Speaker 1: is he to say we defund the LAPD or any program.
Speaker 1: We pay for it the taxpayers, we the people, for
Speaker 1: the people. How does this work? I don't want a couple,
Speaker 1: you know, a board voting on defunding the police Department.
Speaker 1: We need more police. Obviously, we can see what happened
Speaker 1: in the last three four days. So how's that work, Shaun, Listen,
Speaker 1: how it works is one hundred and fifty million dollar
Speaker 1: cut to the LAPD. This is what it means. Now
Speaker 1: cops in New York have been assaulted and they're getting
Speaker 1: away with it. They're being doused with water and they're
Speaker 1: getting away with it. Has been other instances where where bricks,
Speaker 1: rocks and other things thrown at the cops, they get
Speaker 1: away with it. Now, when the cops go out during
Speaker 1: the middle of the looting and the rioting and the
Speaker 1: arson and they do their job and they arrest those
Speaker 1: that are involved in these activities, well, those people usually
Speaker 1: because of this idiotic no bail at all reform that
Speaker 1: Cuomo signed, they get put right back out on the streets. Now,
Speaker 1: let's say you pick them up on night two, they
Speaker 1: get let out on the street again. Night three, they
Speaker 1: let them out again. And we've had bank robbers that
Speaker 1: you know, are thankful for the new bail law because
Speaker 1: they say, great, I get to rob another bank as
Speaker 1: soon as you let me out. And it's been happening.
Speaker 1: You can't make it up. But Shoan. Aren't they supposed
Speaker 1: to ask us? We're the employer, They are the employee,
Speaker 1: don't you know. Look, I live in a similar state
Speaker 1: like you, the two worst states in the Union when
Speaker 1: it comes to taxes, burdens, some regulation, and just utter
Speaker 1: competent stupidity, waste, fraud, abuse. All right, So I'm in
Speaker 1: New York. You're in California. Well, they do ask the people.
Speaker 1: Every four years, you get to vote. The people of
Speaker 1: California usually vote Democratic, and you put in one Democratic governor,
Speaker 1: one Democratic mayor after another, after another after another, and
Speaker 1: then Californians okay, sanctuary cities, a sanctuary state, Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 1: five hundred dollar checks toward that go to illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: for COVID relief. You have free health care, free education,
Speaker 1: criminal justice system that you know, billions of dollars spent
Speaker 1: on the illegal immigrants. But they have sanctuary. Even violent criminals,
Speaker 1: they serve their time in jail, they get out, they're
Speaker 1: not handed over to ice or permanent renewal. So the
Speaker 1: answer is, they ask the people what they want, and
Speaker 1: every four years, two years, whatever it is, we all
Speaker 1: of your neighbors are voting these people back into office.
Speaker 1: There's your inn. But don't we vote for funding. That's
Speaker 1: that's our right to vote. You You you vote for
Speaker 1: you vote for council members, you vote for mayors, you
Speaker 1: vote for governors, and they make the decisions. Well, don't
Speaker 1: we have on the petitions? We have? Uh? You know
Speaker 1: funding for structure? California has a proposition ballot system. You
Speaker 1: can go out and you can, you know, get enough signatures,
Speaker 1: you put something on a ballot, then you'd have a
Speaker 1: direct up or down vote on it. You know, I
Speaker 1: remember what was it prop thirteen years ago on property taxes.
Speaker 1: I don't remember the exact one. There's been There's been
Speaker 1: a lot and one eighty seven I remember when that immigration.
Speaker 1: So look, it's you have to get enough of your
Speaker 1: fellow Californians to do this with you and then appeal
Speaker 1: to the people California, which I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: going to work out, because here's another problem New York
Speaker 1: and California. People that have any conservative leanings, that hate
Speaker 1: the direction of high taxes and waste, fraud and abuse
Speaker 1: and a tremendous bureaucracy. If you want to, if you
Speaker 1: want to put a pool in, good luck to you,
Speaker 1: John Yeah, Sean, this is what really bothers me that
Speaker 1: they took out They've taken out us history out of
Speaker 1: the school system. Our history, Our history is being taken
Speaker 1: out of our educational system, American history. When when our
Speaker 1: veterans went into war, they didn't kneel on the battlefield
Speaker 1: in Normandy. So when these when they when when we're
Speaker 1: kneeling in front of that flag, the kids are seeing,
Speaker 1: well we can kneel in front of that flag on
Speaker 1: the battlefield. It might be all we have is that red, white,
Speaker 1: and blue, and and and I don't tal you know,
Speaker 1: look at look at what happened to Drew Brees this week,
Speaker 1: you know, saying, look, I know what the flag means
Speaker 1: to me because so many Americans fought bled died fighting
Speaker 1: under that flag. And I am all for protests. I'm
Speaker 1: all for freedom of speech, peaceful protests, I'm all for it.
Speaker 1: You know that is foundational to this country. But here's
Speaker 1: what's happening. Here's why even if you had an organized
Speaker 1: effort Prop. Thirteen property tax reform, Prop. One ninety seven
Speaker 1: immigration reform out there, Okay, let's say you can gather
Speaker 1: the signatures that you need to get a proposition on
Speaker 1: the ballot, whatever the process is completely. I don't remember
Speaker 1: I lived out there five years, but it was a
Speaker 1: long time ago in the late eighties, with Council President
Speaker 1: Mary Martinez, with council members Herb Wessen, Marquis, Harris Dawson
Speaker 1: and current Price, and so many other members of the council,
Speaker 1: from Mike Bonnen to Mitchell Ferrell and others, we have
Speaker 1: all said we have to do something different. We hear
Speaker 1: what people are saying, and so I have instructed and
Speaker 1: committed to in public to that group that our city,
Speaker 1: through our city administrative officer, identify two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars in cuts so we could invest in jobs,
Speaker 1: in health, in education, and healing, and that those dollars
Speaker 1: need to be focused on our black community here in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, as well as communities of color and women
Speaker 1: and people who have been left behind for too long.
Speaker 1: And will this involve cuts, Yes, of course, to every department,
Speaker 1: including the police department, because we all have to be
Speaker 1: a part of this solution together, you know, so you
Speaker 1: get it on the ballot. But here's the problem. A
Speaker 1: lot of conservatives in New York and California, they're saying goodbye.
Speaker 1: They've left. They're leaving. They've been pushed out of states
Speaker 1: that many of them love because of a hostile business environment,
Speaker 1: hostile confiscatory taxation. You look at the cost of a
Speaker 1: U haul. You want to leave La, you want to
Speaker 1: leave San Francisco, you want to move to the great
Speaker 1: state of Texas. Okay, Well it's going to cost you
Speaker 1: about twenty five hundred bucks for U haul on average. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're going from Texas and you want to move
Speaker 1: to the socialist Republic of California, the sanctuary state that
Speaker 1: it is, everything's free, Well it only costs you about
Speaker 1: four hundred bucks. Now, why would there be such a
Speaker 1: disparity in the cost if it's the same truck the
Speaker 1: same distance moving from one state to the same state. Why, Well,
Speaker 1: the reason is the demand is so great to get
Speaker 1: the trucks to move out of California, and there's not
Speaker 1: a lot of people moving from Texas to California because
Speaker 1: they don't want to move into that shift show. Literally
Speaker 1: he's one of your congressmen, like Nancy Pelosi, Maxim Waters,
Speaker 1: they're all out from California. And basically, if you're going
Speaker 1: from Texas to California with that U haul, you're doing
Speaker 1: you haul a massive favor because you're basically moving it
Speaker 1: back into where they're going to make most of their profit,
Speaker 1: even if they take a loss on your trip. At
Speaker 1: that speaks volumes. You watch after all this, you know
Speaker 1: HARALDA said it earlier today. Is that you if you're
Speaker 1: if you had an eight million dollars ten million dollar
Speaker 1: apartment in New York City, you know what it's worth now?
Speaker 1: Maybe five? And I think when all is said and done,
Speaker 1: in the next number of years, you'll see it in
Speaker 1: mass exodus, not just out of the city, but out
Speaker 1: of the state. And it's gonna be it will shock
Speaker 1: you know this once you know, greatest city in the world,
Speaker 1: it's not anymore. And you know, if you think it
Speaker 1: can happen, I'll go to exhibit A. Exhibit A will
Speaker 1: be Motown. It will be Detroit, one of the greatest
Speaker 1: cities ever, one of the most prosperous. Well, the Union's
Speaker 1: car industry lost their way, and one after another, costs
Speaker 1: got too high, and manufacturers moved to Mexico and other
Speaker 1: countries and or other more friendly states to build their factories. Well,
Speaker 1: Detroit lost fully half of their population. The net result,
Speaker 1: you could buy homes for a dollar on eBay at
Speaker 1: certain points. Next consequence, they now have an inability to
Speaker 1: service people and needs. So what do they do. They
Speaker 1: consolidate services and actually bulldozed complete neighborhoods, knocked them over,
Speaker 1: and then literally now have reduced the footprint of what
Speaker 1: Detroit actually once was. That's how bad it can get.
Speaker 1: No I predict that. I'm not predicting that because New
Speaker 1: York such an international city, New York City in particular,
Speaker 1: but I can see a day when Wall Street says,
Speaker 1: why are we staying here? We're paying too much in taxes.
Speaker 1: And here's another little dirty secret of how corrupt and
Speaker 1: unfair the system is. Now. If let's say, and I've
Speaker 1: told this story many times, Linda, how many times do
Speaker 1: we have Rick Perry, Rick Scott, Bobby Jendall in studio
Speaker 1: in New York when they were governors A lot? Right?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? You yeah. They came up every month.
Speaker 1: You know why, because they were recruiting businesses and incentivizing
Speaker 1: them how much they could save if they would do
Speaker 1: business in their states. And the reason they kept coming
Speaker 1: back every month is because they were all dramatically successful,
Speaker 1: and they're saying, you know what, you'll have a better
Speaker 1: way of life, you have better weather, you have everything
Speaker 1: you could ever want. You want to go back to
Speaker 1: New York, see a play one day, take a plane,
Speaker 1: it'll it'll be pennies on the dollar based on the
Speaker 1: amount of money just in rent alone and taxes alan
Speaker 1: that you're not paying. So you know, teleworking now is
Speaker 1: here one of the most amazing developments out of COVID
Speaker 1: is people workers have realized that they like more open spaces,
Speaker 1: cheaper rent, and if they move into two states just
Speaker 1: on the perimeter of New York, they saving a lot
Speaker 1: in taxes. And companies are realizing, you know what, we
Speaker 1: don't have to pay four million dollars a square foot
Speaker 1: for office space. We don't need half of it any more,
Speaker 1: we don't need any of it. And maybe somebody in
Speaker 1: some of these corporations and these corporate boards will make
Speaker 1: the decision. The light will go on, why don't we
Speaker 1: move our headquarters to Florida, to Texas or some other
Speaker 1: tax friendly state. Wow, here's how much we will save
Speaker 1: as a corporation. Now. The dirty secret there too is wow,
Speaker 1: Democrats are sneaky they'll go in and they'll offer special
Speaker 1: deals to keep them. In other words, stay here, you
Speaker 1: get this special, unique tax break. In other words, I
Speaker 1: don't get that tax break. But companies that threaten to leave,
Speaker 1: they're getting special offers all the time, So they're not
Speaker 1: even paying the amount of taxes that everybody else, all
Speaker 1: the rest of us suckers end up paying. But I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, but now, let me take it even a
Speaker 1: step further, because what's happened in New York, what's happened
Speaker 1: in California and Illinois and New Jersey in Part two
Speaker 1: with the mass exodus, is now, if they get elected
Speaker 1: in one hundred and fifty one days and they implement
Speaker 1: the exact insane policies, except now we'll have no oil,
Speaker 1: no gas. Forget Obamacare losing your doctoring your plan and
Speaker 1: paying two hundred percent more, which happened to millions there
Speaker 1: or forty percent of the population. I was one Obamacare
Speaker 1: exchange choice. Okay, now we're going to do that, and
Speaker 1: we'll do it on steroids, and the steroids and human
Speaker 1: growth hormone. Aspect of this is eliminate oil and gas.
Speaker 1: Let's see free education, free college, free healthy food, guaranteed job,
Speaker 1: guaranteed vacation, guaranteed retirement. One problem, how are we going
Speaker 1: to pay for all of that? Now, you will actually
Speaker 1: those states will become little experiments that result in a country.
Speaker 1: Because one thing I've learned about rich people in my
Speaker 1: life is they're not stupid. They didn't get rich being stupid.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about people that actually earn their money, not
Speaker 1: trust fund kids. But they're not stupid people. They're good,
Speaker 1: smart people that figure out ways to create goods and
Speaker 1: services that people want, need and desire and make a
Speaker 1: lot of money doing it and provide all those goods
Speaker 1: and services. Well, if it gets to a tipping point,
Speaker 1: they're gonna say the hell with this, and they're gonna leave,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna take off, and they'll leave the United
Speaker 1: States and they'll take with them they're manufacturing centers and
Speaker 1: jobs that would be associated with it. That's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: You want to hate the rich, hate the rich, rob
Speaker 1: the rich, tax the rich to death the rich. You're
Speaker 1: gonna say goodbye at some point that tipping point comes. Now,
Speaker 1: I know this sounds like a very optimistic message, but
Speaker 1: it can all be stopped in one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: one days. I don't know what the election outcome is
Speaker 1: going to be, neither does anybody else. All I know
Speaker 1: is that what is at stake is the future of
Speaker 1: the country. You cannot have a bigger choice election than
Speaker 1: the one that you will decide in one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty one days. That's it. It's all on the line.
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